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MOVEiUS Contemporary Ballet's debut of Big River (And other Wayfaring Ballets) graces the DC Fringe Festival this year with graceful movements, noteworthy ballet technique, and one key illum…
One of the best music festivals in New England is the annual "Green River Festival," which takes place in Greenfield, Massachusetts"this year on July 20-21, 2013"along with its own hot air b…
If you are looking for accessible art, deeply rooted in a tradition that dates back to the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th century, but with unexpected, modern twists and turns, MO…
Big River (and Other Wayfaring Ballets), the latest offering from MOVEiUS Contemporary Ballet, achieves the improbable, if not impossible, task of bringing fans of contemporary ballet togeth…
MOVEiUS Contemporary Ballet, the 2012 winner of Capital Fringe Audience Award, returns to the Fringe this summer for a deeper, more mysterious examination of an emotional journey. A contrast…
Green-Wood Cemetery, Variations Theatre Group, Off Off Broadway
By Josh Penzell
BOTTOM LINE: Poetic epitaphs presented by moonlight in Green-Wood Cemetery.
As we walked through Gree…
When was the last time you saw a sophisticated, drawing room comedy which was so right, so satisfyingly perfect that it put a tear in your eye?
Noël Coward's witty leading man is the sole center of attention in Two River Theater Company's production of "Present Laughter."
Noel Coward's play has been extended through June 30
            Once, when asked how he would be remembered, Noel Coward replied, "By my charm." Garry Essendine, the leading man in Coward's well-man…
Here aretwo wildly different shows " one awash in dark-edged Americana-style poetry and song, and one, exceptionally brutal, that goes beyond the pale in its depiction of rage: "Spoon River …
Joel Grey will direct the play in which he made his stage debut (at age nine) for Two River Theater's 2013-14 season, which will also include a work by Shakespeare, a political pla…
The 2013 RIVER TO RIVER FESTIVAL runs June 15th - July 14th. Here are some of our picks of things to check out. All events are free; reservations are accepted for some events.600…
Works by Shakespeare, Wendy Wasserstein and Alice Childress will be part of the theater's 20th anniversary programming
The ABC have announced they're developing Kate Grenville's award-winning, critically acclaimed novel The Secret River into a television miniseries. Earlier this year, Sydney Theatre Co…
A pleasant and heartfelt evening, this naked contemplation of death reminds us, in a melancholic way, to make the most of living, tackling life with all its joys and failures. (read more...)
When The 2.5 Minute Ride, Ms. Kron's second play, was produced in 1999, it instantly established the actress-comedienne as an outstanding playwright/monologist.
           What do a Romanian mother of a sickly baby, a Nigerian-immigrant cab driver, a foul-mouthed part-time hooker and a middle-aged couple with…
Richard Montoya's new poetic elegy of a play, "The River," flows like an unruly natural watercourse, rushing through rapids and twisting around curves before eventually finding peace.
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The Electric Baby is a richly theatrical new play that makes its own rules. It is receiving a richly imaginative, impressively expansive production in Two River's small black box "second sta…
The characters in "The Electric Baby," a drama by Stefanie Zadravec, discover the power of myth in assuaging sorrow.
If you've ever wanted a chance to drift down the Mississippi river on a raft with Mark Twain and his fantastical imagination, then Greenbelt Arts Center is giving you your chance with their …
Enter a whole lot of colorful characters who knew the dead guy and come to praise him, and maybe even eventually to bury him.
For more than 20 years, members of the Concord community have celebrated international Earth Day by gathering on the banks of the Concord River in late April to celebrate nature, the earth, …